Disassembly and Reassembly 3-1
Chapter 3
Disassembly and Reassembly
3.1 Disassembly
In general, the disassembly procedure is the reverse of the assembly procedure given in Section
3.2 below. Note that the printer should never be disassembled beyond the "subassembly" and
"unit" blocks indicated in the Overall Disassembly Diagram (Fig. 3.1), as disassembly of low-
level component block will not only complicate reassembly and adjustment but may also lead to
functional failures.
3.2 Assembly
· The printer comprises one subassemblies and 10 main assembles.
· Parentheses around a step number indicate that you must apply lubrication when carrying out
that step of the assembly procedure. Refer also to section 2.4.3, "Oiling Points," as well as Figure
3.2, "Overall Oiling Diagram," (at the back of this manual) for information about all lubrication
that must be carried out during and upon completion of printer assembly.
· Abbreviations for small components are as follows.
E-ring (retaining ring)
RE:
Cross-recessed Flat head screw
CF:
Cross-recessed Pan head screw
CP:
CP(P1): Cross-recessed Pan head screw with Plane washer
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